Get up to 2 games w/ select AMD RX 6000 Series purchase, limited offer
Value:$119.99
12GB
192-Bit
GDDR6
PCI Express 4.0
2622 MHz
2 x 8-Pin
Brand | PowerColor |
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Series | RED DEVIL |
Model | AXRX 6700XT 12GBD6-3DHE/OC |
Interface | PCI Express 4.0 |
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Chipset Manufacturer | AMD |
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GPU Series | AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series |
GPU | Radeon RX 6700 XT |
Boost Clock | 2622 MHz (OC) 2615 MHz (Silent) |
Stream Processors | 2560 Stream Processors |
Effective Memory Clock | 16.0 Gbps |
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Memory Size | 12GB |
Memory Interface | 192-Bit |
Memory Type | GDDR6 |
DirectX | DirectX 12 Ultimate |
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OpenGL | OpenGL 4.6 |
HDMI | 1 x HDMI 2.1 |
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DisplayPort | 3 x DisplayPort 1.4 |
Cooler | Triple Fans |
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Thermal Design Power | 230W |
System Requirements | Minimum System Power: 700W |
Power Connector | 2 x 8-Pin |
Form Factor | ATX |
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Max GPU Length | 320 mm |
Card Dimensions (L x H) | 12.60" x 5.12" |
Slot Width | 2.5 Slot |
Package Contents | Accessories Bundle: Devil Gallery Card Devil Card Addressable RGB LED Cable Red Devil Logo Sticker Quick Installation Guide |
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Date First Available | March 18, 2021 |
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Pros: -A significant improvement in performance -It stays quiet and cool even with games on Ultra and high at 1440p -Thinner than my old MSI 5700xt, if SLI was still a thing I could fit 2 cards -Looks good my wife liked it despite me wanting the Saphire Nitro she told me to get this one the RGB effects are also in good taste
Cons: -I really wish it had decent ray tracing -the RGB connection seemed awkward and flimsy, I almost bent the pins by touching them -It is a long card if I had 3 120mm fans instead of 2 140mm fans it would not have fit
Overall Review: My 5700xt started failing as soon as I installed it a few years ago. After about a month of use it started having random crashes and blue screens of death. After less than a year the fan would make random noises and stop working. Then there was the driver issues... My wife told me to replace the card with an NVIDIA card so I said we should wait for the new GPU release of the AMD 6000 cards and NVIDIA 3000 series. We planned on buying the NVIDIA 3080 and consider a 6800xt. Then the release mess occured and we got neither. We waited and waited and dealt with the headache of our 5700xt ( I should have just gotten the 2070 Super). Then I was on New egg and prices dropped so the wife bought me the 6700xt. Me and the family had low expectations and this card supprised us all. A noticeable improvement and so far no whining noises and no more crashes. A 3070 might be better same with a 6800 yet we got tired of the noise. Then we got a new 1440p monitor and I absolutely love 1440p gaming. Get what you can afford yet if you are stuck with a 5700xt or lower and need to upgrade this card made a noticeable difference for me.
Pros: Powerful card that is super quiet.
Overall Review: I upgraded from a GTX 1650 super and I am so happy that I did!
Pros: Works. Was in stock. Needed since old card died.
Cons: Price 2x MSRP.
Overall Review: If you need it then you have to shell out 2x MSRP prices, but it was in stock, shipped fast, and works great for my needs. I purchased a unit that was shipped and sold by Newegg.
Pros: Looks beautiful.
Cons: Newegg had it at doubled the price.
Overall Review: Wait for it to drop in price! Don't make the same desperate gooby mistake and buy it above MSRP like I did!
Pros: Good cooling, good looking, no crash at the moment, nice FPS improvement.
Cons: Nothing at the moment
Overall Review: So far so good
Pros: - First time owning a PowerColor GPU and this thing in a league of its own. - Super quiet operation even when the bios switch is set to OC. - AMD's Adrenaline software makes tuning this card a piece of cake. - 12GB of VRAM
Cons: - You have to install PowerColor's RGB software to alter the LEDs on this card, or you can use a provided ARGB cable to connect the card to the motherboards header. I decided not to because of the cable clutter it added.
Overall Review: - An amazing step up from the RX 5700XT @ 1440p gaming. - More performance for less power. - PowerColor knocked it out of the park with this card. If you're looking for a rock solid 1440p card this is it! - Pic I attached shows the card in a Phanteks P300A case. Very little wiggle room in this small ATX case.
Overall Review: Expensive but for 100+fps in all my games, I'd say it's worth it.
Pros: -RGB looks pretty cool. You can adjust the colors but TBH it looks best as red -If you use the silent profile it really is silent. I noticed it drops the max power from 210w to 190w and I recorded a 3% FPS drop in RE8, but thats a small price to pay for a quiet GPU -about 180 FPS in resident evil 8 on max @ 1440p
Cons: -While the RGB looks cool, its a single color at a time only. Doesnt do complex color options or anything -AMD drivers can sometimes be a hassle. Once I got a bunch of display timeout errors watching a twitch stream but this hasnt happened during games or stress tests so idk why that happened -Under heavy stress tests you can hear coil whine. not in games tho
Overall Review: No real issues here. At the time of purchase it was the best option for the above reasons
Pros: Products arrived faster than I expected None of them are defected
Cons: UPS custom clearance took longer than usual
Overall Review: Very trust worthy so far
Overall Review: This is a great GPU! Very powerful, stays cool and will run anything you want at top settings. I have not been disappointed and Newegg customer service is also top notch.